Ed's Blog How surging petrol prices hurt women’s economic security Women on lower incomes are the “shock absorbers of poverty” during an economic crisis. Now, they’re set to absorb a war-induced fuel crisis.
Ed's Blog Yes, social media is harmful and accountability is finally coming Two seperate juries have found Meta and Google liable. Thousands more cases are set to be triggered. It’s not just you.
News & Views One Nation surge shows complacency not an option This not a sideshow. This is a party planting “landmines” across hard-fought progressive gains, especially on women’s equality.
News & Views The men who pushed back on MAFS, and why we barely saw them Why does Nine want viewers to believe that good men are complicit and misogyny goes unchecked when there are participants speaking up?
Ed's Blog Global talks on women’s rights reveal a shift from progress to preservation Too much energy was spent dealing with the US-led shenanigans and attempts at hijacking the event for a Trump agenda.
Ed's Blog Our boys aren’t lost. But their attention is being harvested Boys, like all of us, are collateral in the war for attention.
Ed's Blog Cheers and lessons after Trump delegation failed to disrupt women’s rights forum The US delegation arrived at CSW70 with a goal of setting women’s rights backwards by meddling with language. It failed miserably.
Tech The great AI displacement is here. Women’s jobs are most at risk It’s time to put risks to women’s workplace participation due to AI-related job displacement firmly on the agenda.
News & Views Globally, the rate of cabinet posts held by women has decreased as political leadership overwhemingly dominated by men War overshadowed this week’s International Women’s Day, despite various events and activities hoping to ignore the global realities of escalating conflict, displacement, climate change and growing risks of gender-based violence on women and girls internationally.
Ed's Blog ‘More Australian babies!’ New Nationals leader Matt Canavan has a vision for Australia to help us return to the past Not just more Australian babies, but more Australian jokes and Australian BBQs and more Australian everything to “Make Australia… the country it was in the past.”
News & Views ‘In our hearts’: The race to protect courageous Iranian footballers “Australia has taken the Iranian women’s soccer team into our hearts,” Tony Burke said on announcing five players had been granted visas.
Ed's Blog Every day MUST be International Women’s Day The world is facing its greatest ever challenges. One day of elevataing women isn’t eneough for this emergency.
